National Electric Code

National Fire Protection Association ^ | 01/01/2023 | National Fire Protection Association

[Brian Griffin]

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[Brian Griffin]

“Low flow toilets.”

There are what I believe are flush assist pressure devices for low flow toilets.

[MtnClimber]

If I were to put the head of those mandating the low-flush toilets into my toilet, will these flush assist units handle the flushing of their BS-bloated asses?

[grobdriver]

Sally can't tell Oscar has a hard-on, ahhh.

Navy trained!

[dfwgator]

"Bud, the toilets of today aren't worthy of the name. They come in designer colors and they're too low. And when you flush them, they make this little weak, almost apologetic sound. Not the Ferguson. It only comes in white. And when you flush it, 'BA-WOOSH'. That's a man's flush, Bud. A Ferguson says, 'I'm a toilet. Sit down and give me your best shot'."

[Jambe]

He did say circuit an not device

[9422WMR]

I was alway fond of those old screw in type fuses. You remember the ones that would fit a coin in the base to work in place of the fusible link?

[minnesota_bound]

Old fashion way that works.

[dfwgator]

Old fashion way that works.

"The gun'll be there."

[babygene]

Good one!

[Governor Dinwiddie]

#46: "You remember the ones that would fit a coin in the base to work in place of the fusible link?"

LOL. I don't think you'll find that in the electrical code … maybe it's in the ghetto or Mexican electrical code.

[Bull Snipe]

It depends on how you mean “permanent.”

The Constitution is permanent, MT Everest is permanent.

Now if you mean that slavery would be protected until it became an economic liability in the South maybe 40 or 50 years down the road. Then the Corwin amendment would make slavery “permanent”